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Turing Test For News Services
from the Editor-Eliza dept
Google News automatically assembles news articles and has about a million monthly visitors. And everyone already knows that its automated. But if no one knew that, would Google News still have lost to WashingtonPost.com for a 'best internet news service' award? Apparently, news editors may have to pass a Turing test soon before they can be deemed worthy of awards or avoid criticisms for arranging news stories without the efforts of hard-working human beings.
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Again and again and again until you just avoid reading anything on that site.
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